Designers focus so much on meeting the requirements of the product, it's easy to forget that prototypes have their own unique needs.

Effective prototyping requires a tightrope walk between the left and right sides of the brain.

Rather than a binary "prototype" and "final product", there are eight distinct categories of builds that a medical device will pass through.

I had the opportunity to spend four days in Detroit exploring the latest and greatest tech in Additive Manufacturing.

Prioritizing questions allows a team to focus on obtaining just the information needed to take the next step.

I was recently asked to give a futurist-type talk, the classic “Five Innovations that will change everything in the next 10 years”.

I have missed the tradeshows. Nothing fills my geeky little manufacturing heart with joy like strolling among hundreds of manufacturing expe

I had the opportunity to appear as a guest Author on the Product Realization Group's regular blog on Product Design and Development a few we